. student came up to me and pushed me out of the way and said what are you doing? >> school yard bullying caught on camera. what a mom is doing to protect her son. >> and it's cool and foggy right now. we have a nice warm upcoming up for tomorrow. >> you could be in stop and go photograph kick not put your feet on the pedal. >> one of the cool features of a driverless car. first, we start with this tonight. if you have children this is something have you to worry about. bullying and is seems like we tell you about a case at least once or twice a week. we will show you tonight an incident that was caught on tape. usually we talk about the aftermath. a 15-year-old was hit in the head when the camera started to roll. what his mom is doing.

>> reporter: preston's mom is using social media to gain support. she created a page and is working on a nonprofit group for victims of bullying. watch what happened when her son tried to make his case public. preston decided to make his fight with bullies public. his case became more credible. >> the student came up to me and pushed me out of the way and said what are you recording? the student was chasing me and all of the friends were chasing me and then -- i ran and got some help. >> reporter: the teen said the incident on tape is nothing compared to what happened last week. >> student tackled me and i responded punching him back to stand up for myself. >> reporter: he was suspended. now his mom is using her power.

she started a facebook page called stop bullies support preston. she wants to create a support group for victims and a place for parents to learn how to handle the bullies. >> i'm hoping now that they take this more seriously than what they have had. >> reporter: the school system wants students to report bullying, not fight back. administrators say they are working to identity the boys. >> the investigation is number one -- that's number one to find out what is going on, what happened. then we will go from there. >> reporter: he said he was bullied for years. it started with cyber bullying, the cousins of a teen who committed suicide after she was bullied are marking her 16th birthday today by asking people to be kind. preston is using his public incident to say that.

. >> preston -- his mom met with the school and the decision was reversed. another incident of bullying, another hot topic and if you want to see what people are saying on the facebook page we have included a link in this story on abc 2news.com. cheryl connor. abc 2news. >> thank you. abc2 is working for you. website is a great resource to learn about anti bullying efforts. read up on the signs of the bullying and learn how to talk to kids about it. >> the orioles may have the night off but not fans. some have made their way to the big apple, that's enemy territory. among them is christian, hanging out with fans in the big apple. let's see who he caught up with. >> reporter: the horse box bar in the east village has all the makes of a new york city irish pub, the drinks, bartender, framed cal ripkin poster.

framed cal ripkin poster. and there is frank robinson. what's going on? >> one of the owners is a baltimore guy and one of the bartenders, created a fan base. >> reporter: when she said a ballot more guy she is talking about david who runs the horse box along with a partner. yankees fans come here and are quick to point out that fans of all teams welcome but this past friday it was packed with orioles fans for the wild card game against texas. >> all fans, all different games. >> jamie is in times square tonight dodging some of those nasty new yorkers. let's hear what he found out. >> reporter: we take your arms, bats and gloves for this is the city that shows your every move. where heros and goats found every second. where the orioles will be take on the bright lights and what you get in the streets is a little fear about the birds. >> very, very surprised. >> my yankees all the way.

. >> reporter: the energy flows and here we are standing in the crossroads of the world. >> i don't know. i believe in the orioles. >> reporter: if you ask a lifer, i mean one that goes back to mantle days. >> i don't know. >> game three tomorrow night in the bronx. we will have coverage. the question, what's the weather going to be like? let's check in with mike. >> i think it'll be okay. it'll be a chilly game. here is what's going on. let's talk act what's going on and we are talking about fog. the radar not picking up onto drizzle out there but it's out there in and reduced visibility. reduced visibilities have shown up on the radar. pair of fives in the city. 52 frederick. into the middle and upper 50s over the eastern shore.

take a look at the visibilities at the airport. two and a half miles, we will see dense fog into the drive tomorrow. look at easton. four miles visibility. again fog part of the forecast tomorrow morning, waking up to 53 degrees. mainly cloudy, then peeks of sun will come in during the course of the afternoon with the temperature around 68, nice milled trend over the ohio valley. more cooler air that will come across the country. we will time that in the seven day just a little bit. >> thank you. we are working for you tonight with a very important highway heads up. there was a big push across the state today to get out to vote. we caught up with the volunteers today. >> something that -- our forefathers fought so that we may be able to stand in line and cast votes. i'm saying to all of you, and all our citizens, please go out and vote. >> reporter: if you aren't

registered you can do it by mail or online at elections.state.md. you can also verify or update on that very site. lot of confusion out there in the ballot. you can read up on the issues and the politics session. you can find that on the website. new tonight we have a name and a face for the teen girl that we told you about last night who was murdered. the 16-year-old was shot in the head sunday night around ten. her body was found in the middle of fair lawn avenue in northwest baltimore right next to her purse and phone. police don't believe robbery was a motive but they have a lot to consider since she developed a juvenile record. family members didn't want to talk to us but they say that they knew she was troubled. >> she comes a loving family, her mother cried -- did -- did everything. everything we could possibly do. sometimes, you know little

girls get lost out here in the world. prayerfully they come back home. she didn't make it. >> police have little evidence to go on. if you know anything about what happened to her call baltimore homicide. tragedy tonight, when a man, senior citizen, tried to rescue a stranger when he fell 35 feet to his death. the 83-year-old richard haren crossed a busy highway to help a driver in a roll over. he was trying to avoid a tractor trailer. it's believed he didn't realize he was on angel evacuated highway. >> [inaudible] going to get hit. jumped on the wall and -- [inaudible] he had a lot of injuries. a lot of injuries and he was in so much pain.

[inaudible]. >> police say the driver was treated release from the hospital. she was likely driving to fast around the curve on the wet highway. if you ride the rails to get to work your drive tomorrow should be easier. the trains are up and running again tonight. overhead wires fell down this morning on to the track south of aberdeen. that shut down the northbound rails between baltimore and new york and it caused headaches. again as of now all the tracks are open and trains are moving as scheduled. if you are going by car you got stuck in the drive this morning, tonight we know why. a tractor trailer carrying about 4,000-gallons of fuel overturned after the truck hit a car. several lanes were closed causing major back ups and delays but the good news is all the lanes are back open and traffic again should be rolling tomorrow. we are helping you plan a

fast drive to work tomorrow morning. lauren cook with a look at overnight construction and tomorrow's hot spots with your time safer traffic. >> if you are heading downtown tonight beware construction on 395. crews are patching pot holes. one southbound lane and the right shoulder will be shut down through five. in west baltimore construction continues, to close old frederick road between edmonton and dunland and i track the delays tomorrow. >> coming up when you send your child onto the sports field you worry about their safety. a your program is bringing parents comfort. . >> and this is our wmar interactive radar, satellite app. you can get in the app store

and the i-tunes phone. you can see the clear sykes, that's here tomorrow. warm up tomorrow but a cooldown by thursday. . >> and you can already buy a car that is parks for you. wait until you hear the other features of a driverless car.

. new developments in the meningitis outbreak. 11 have unaudited and 119 are reported sick. new jersey reporting one illness making it the 10th state to be impacted. maryland officials say five are sick here in the state. one person has died. the outbreak of a rare fungal meningitis is linked to steriod shots given for back pain. it was made by a pharmacy in massachusetts. since the outbreak the company has recalled everything it

makes. time when pe dealing open enrollment. some changes have taken place to make it a little less stressful. a few because of the 2012 health care law. first there are more plans to pick from. second, women's coverage is getting better, and comparing health care plans should be easier. . 's always worry about the safety of our kids especially when they play sports. with the rise of avoidable deaths among high school athletes some districts looking for ways to keep kids safer. in fairfax virginia they have assigned trainers at each school just in case of injury, looking for possible problem before they happen. >> there is an emergency action plan that coaches have for every facility that they

are at, where they practice and as well as where they compete. >> we do our best to contact the parent pleadly on any injury to make sure they know what's coming home. >> the model in fairfax not cheap. it costs several millions a year but costs that protect their young athletes. ahead of the curve, read up on the danger of sports injuries, we have it all on the website. special area on concussion. we have special sections dedicated to that. . you want a car that's safer. more fuel efficient and fun to drive. what about a car that you don't even need to drive? we are still years a completely driverless car but you can find more features which will help you behind the wheel. >> auto driving. >> reporter: it sounds like science fiction but it's already on the road.

google has about a dozen. so how do they work? >> it can sense what's around the car and what kind of hurdles are coming up. >> reporter: the average person won't be able to buy one any time soon, it would cost to much but that doesn't mean you can't tryout some of the technology today. take the updated cruise control. >> it can bring the car to a sleet stop and start the car once traffic gets moving again. you could be in stop and go photograph kick not put your feet on the pedal. or warning that auto correct when you veer outside the lines, headlight that adapt too changing weather and new blind spot technology. >> it'll give you a warning in yummier otherrors. >> reporter: and they aren't just happening in the luxury market. when amy went new car shopping she realized she could get it

for low price. >> it became a significant factor in picking a car. >> reporter: the car she picked is in the mid20s. >> the wind shield wiper also turn on as soon as it senses moisture on the wind shield. >> reporter: what could be wrong with that? some complain that all this help will help drivers at a disadvantage, the concern they could be just to relaxed. abc 2news. >> pretty cool. some car makers now working on car that will take over the wheel in an emergency. there are so many hurdles on the road toself driving cars, many of which would require laws to be drawn up to deal with things like who may be at fault if an accident happened in aself driving car. >> now, maryland's most accurate forecast. >> show you a little type l

aps e. the -- drizzle pockets during the course of the evening. a blend of sun and clouds, little more sun and annapolis, gray afternoon. temperatures held back to near 60 degrees. at the present hour a pair of fives at the airport. notice the humidity at 94%. we are dealing with fog out there this -- this evening going into tomorrow morning with that calm wind. 61 was the afternoon high today. we should be around 69 degrees. that puts us eight degrees below average and 93 in the record books, that was set back in 1939. starting to cooldown to the west. 46 in hagerstown. a pair of fives in the city and we are uniformly in to the 50s. fog is out there, we are seeing reduced visibility at the airport. 1.8 miles, things are starting to come down some if you have travels tomorrow morning taking a plane action a flight just

check in with your carrier because we expect dense fog. easton with a three mile visibility. there is good news. we are five degrees warmer than last night. frederick and this will start the warming trend into tomorrow. take a look at the hour by hour forecast. start the day with fog. 62 by lunchtime. could be a spot shower. cooldown in a big way by thursday. notice again the clouds on top of this spotty showers, throughout the course of the over night. a nice patch of clear skies over ohio and then here comes the front that will start to push in our direction into tomorrow. i think it's a dry frontal pass but it'll bring in cooler air by your day on thursday. take a look at temperatures, 61 memphis, new orleans 68 degrees, that puts memphis at 11-degrees warmer and look over the northern plains, close to

20 degrees below average. that's the cool air by the day on thursday. here is the future trend showing a band of mix of clouds and sun during the course of the day tomorrow and temperatures starting out into the 50s on the way for the 60s tomorrow. a lot of spots will touch close to 70 degrees. the bottom falls out in a big way by wednesday night into thursday. temperatures falling back into the 40s and it's a struggle to get to 60 by the day on thursday. here is the forecast. again the radar calling for the clouds, fog and drizzle as we get that all going on. 51 for the overnight and 71 being the two degree guarantee with a blend of sun and clouds and isolated shower. by tomorrow night take a look. 43 degrees. 30s outside of the beltway. here is the seven day, 71 on wednesday. beautiful afternoon. 61 though on thursday with a blend of sun and clouds, much cooler air moves in. pair of sixes to end the workweek and then start off on a lily note on top of a 64,

take a look at monday night. 75 degrees, tradeoff the warm temperatures on monday will be the possibility of a few spotty showers and we will go a mix of sun and clouds and tuesday 70 degrees. >> all right. thank you. october baseball. you wrap up the night out there at the ballpark. cheering on the orioles and lot of folks just leave their mess for somebody else to take care of. have you ever wondered who cleans up the places? tonight we introduce you to the team behind the big clean up. >> and the series is tied. >> reporter: this is what we are used to seeing. the lines, the action, the excitement. this is not what we are used to. the piles of trash, beer cans, and peanut shells.

lots of peanut shells. the tarps cover the field and the lights dim, that's what normon and his crew get ready. >> ordeal sometimes. >> reporter: the job of taking out the trash on a normal day takes paulson and the 180 members of the cleaning crew about 12 hours to complete. when you put in the rain like what we had the last few days it can take longer. >> all the trash bags be so heavy, the weight, the weight of the water, plus the trash, is just making it even heavier to pull, to put in the cages, when we -- attach the truck. >> reporter: he has been in business for 65 years. it started out as a school for disabled students but has since grown into a business of thousands of cleaners. >> chime social security a nonprofit. we are in the business of providing job opportunities for people with disabilities. >> reporter: they have three

state contracts here in maryland. 30 federal ones most of them in dc, they also clean mnt bank stadium and bwi and they don't pay them minimum wage. they pay them in maryland state living wage of $12 an hour. what's even better, mont henderson said they get to rub elbow was players between games. >> that's part of the scene. i think they are proud to be -- we are proud to be part of that. >> it's just been 16 years. it's just a lot of [inaudible]. >> reporter: if you see the orioles play again this season or maybe head over to the bank for a ravens game keep in mind that the people in charge of keeping the stadium nice and tiedy, watch where you put the peanut shells. >> much more coming up on the news. first, a look at night line.

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. firefighters normally rescue us but what about man's best friend? they are battling a fire in texas pulled leal from a fire and took action. they used five bottles of oxygen and several breathing

treatments, the same they use on people. after about an hour of working on her she came back to life. >> it's a great feeling to see these big,urly firefighters all gathered around working on this small little dog trying to brick it back. >> arlington has pet masks on each vehicle and on all the ladder trucks to help them. a happy ending for her. >> bless you. one dog having trouble breathing to another. this is oliver and he just can't stop sneezing, the pup caught a whiff of black pepper. the family used during dinner and started him sneezing. all the sneezing is wearing him out as he lays down for a little nap. he has 35,000 hits on youtube. no word on who has to clean up the couch. >> i had a beagle that does

the same thing. >> it's your fault. did you give him pepper? >> no. not that cruel. come on. let's get you out the door. dense fog. that's going to be the deal. dense fog. 53 degrees waking up. a betiful afternoon. blend of sun and clouds, 68 to 70, i think we do but the temperatures fall again. thursday down to 61, pair of sixes to end the weekend. around 70 on sunday. we do better than that and on monday we hit 75, not bad. back at 4:30 in the morning. we are back in a couple of minutes.

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. all right. this is it. we will see you tomorrow. have a good one. catch the great taste of pumpkin before it's gone. hurry into dunkin' donuts and grab a pumpkin muffin or donut today. america runs on dunkin'.